Bl**dy spray cans!!!

[Baz]

Originally Posted by stephen low

Guys

I'm thinking about revisiting my whole chassis after sandblasting with brushed on Por15 to keep it simple for myself. I no spray painter but happy to give this option a go too, anyone sprayed this stuff on too?

I'd used it on level and vertical surfaces but am worried about runs if I am rotating the chassis on a spit to get to all the metal. What's the risk of getting runs, anyone know?

I'm thinking of two coats where there is exposure to the elements and in the engine bay but one coat where hidden and protected by fibreblass of other materials later on.

Would anyone have any inkling of the amount of paint I'd need for a chassis?

Cheers

Stephen,

I've used Por15 on all my suspension parts and diff. If your going to paint your entire chassis with it, be prepared to take out another home loan. I only purchased a small tin, (I think it's about 500 mil) and that cost me $72.

On the positive side though, after painting all my suspension parts and diff, I still have about 1/2 a tin left.

Baz.

[pezza]

Originally Posted by Baz

Stephen,

I've used Por15 on all my suspension parts and diff. If your going to paint your entire chassis with it, be prepared to take out another home loan. I only purchased a small tin, (I think it's about 500 mil) and that cost me $72.

On the positive side though, after painting all my suspension parts and diff, I still have about 1/2 a tin left.

Baz.

I used 2 of their starter kits to do all my suspension parts and diff. Each kit has 100ml of paint so a small amount goes a long way.
Perry